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Lat 50.4850° N, lon 4.7730° W●Cornish village
A small residential hamlet on the edge of Cornish farmland, sitting quietly between Bodmin and the River Camel. Peaceful, primarily residential, with access to the scenic Cornish countryside and the popular Camel
Washaway at a glance
A small residential hamlet on the edge of Cornish farmland, sitting quietly between Bodmin and the River Camel. Peaceful, primarily residential, with access to the scenic Cornish countryside and the popular Camel Trail. History: Washaway lies within the civil parish of Egloshayle, about three miles northwest of Bodmin. The hamlet's name evokes the risk of
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